Former sports commissioner calls for total evaluation of Narasawa United Problems

Speaking on the development, Anangba said,

“I am deeply saddened with the team’s recent performances. They go and lose away from home and come back home to play out draws.

“So, I suggest that all stakeholders should sit down and find out what the issues are so that the team can do better on the pitch.

“From what I heard, the state government is trying its best to meet the demands of the club and even though a game of football is one that cannot be predicted, there is a need for all stakeholders including the ministry, management, and technical crew to discuss how to ensure the performance of the team improves in subsequent fixtures,” he said.

Micheal Umudjon, another fan of the club, also expressed disappointment over the current work rate of the team but admitted that sometimes football is a game of luck where “you win some and lose some”.

“I just feel things are not going according to plan for the team but the team has potential. The boys have trying their best but god of soccer is not on their side right now.

“So, I suggest the technical crew find another way of transforming the team for improved performance,” he said.